Tag Archives: Sci-Fi

If you’re older than fourteen years old, and you read superhero comic books today it is because of a single comic book from 1961 – even if you’ve never read it. It can be contended that the single most influential superhero comic book of all time is the Flash #123: …

Echoes from the Drift is a new independent comic book series by Craig Petersen that follows the journey of two adventurers as they explore parallel worlds. A Kickstarter campaign has recently launched, that will end on April 17th, to raise funds for the design and printing of the first issue …

Doctor Who: The Tenth Doctor Year Two As a fan of the reboot of Doctor Who, and the Tenth Doctor in particular, my inner Whovian is very pleased with this issue. It starts as a vacation of sorts for the Doctor and his companion Gabby exploring and “impossible” world when …

Saga Brian K. Vaughn, Fiona Staples “This is an original fantasy book with no superheroes, two non-white leads and an opening chapter featuring graphic robot sex. I thought we might be cancelled by our third issue.” – Brian K. Vaughan Saga is the epic tale of two star crossed lovers …

Doctor Who: The Four Doctors #5 Issue five brings our time bending ride to a head as the “evil” leader of the Voord is confronted for a final time, despite time traveling efforts to avoid the confrontation all together. But “forewarned is forearmed” and the Doctors form a new strategy …

Blast Furnace! Ryan Browne! Kickstarter! Triscuits! We did an interviewamabob! Rob Purple: So first things first. Thanks for taking time to do this. Ryan Browne: Yeah, sure. Thanks for having me. RP: Yeah, of course. God Hates Astronauts, has finally come to an end. RB: Yeah. RP: And you’re …

WARNING: Lots and lots of spoilers ahead! Shield your eyes if you plan on reading the book yourself! Check out our interview with the author here! The story itself gets off to a, shall we say… An abrupt and fire start? Where within the first few panels over 180 people die from …

Comic Bento sent us one of their monthly subscription boxes to review for them. We were not paid for this review, and all opinions are our own. We were NOT persuaded in any way to leave a positive review. Greetings weary travelers! Welcome to a review of the July …

The Sharknado franchise has taken the idea of B-level horror movies and begun an experiment into the absurd by testing the limits of how ridiculous a concept can get. The same can be said for the interestingly random crossover with Archie. Sy-Fy, formerly Sci Fi for those of us who …

People are busy. That’s life, but Ed Brisson, writer of The Mantle, made some time to answer a handful of interview questions I sent into him about his new book, The Mantle! Tell us a bit about yourself (where you’re from, how you got into the industry, etc). …